Yes, it's definitely the decade of domination that's costing us now, not the massive injury crisis that started 30 minutes into the season.

Holding on to your best players is only a flawed plan if there are better ones being held back. You'd struggle to find many better than Sinfield and Peacock.

Funnily enough, we have had injuries too...

Yes you do and you've done well despite them. In part that's because the structured nature of your play lends itself to juniors slotting in more easily and also that you've just edged a lot of your tight games despite not playing well whilst we've just lost a lot of our tight games where we've not played well. In a parallel universe we could both be mid table - not taking anything away from Wigan, just saying the actual gap between us isn't that big, maybe one or two moments a game that you've got right and we've got wrong.

Any way. None of that matters to the context of where you've quoted me. That was in response to the ridiculous notion that our poor start to the season is that we're actually good at retaining players.

It seems the Aussies are about to take the "cap" to a completely new level. Equalisation gone mad? www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sp ... ng-in-2017?

It seems the Aussies are about to take the "cap" to a completely new level. Equalisation gone mad? www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sp ... ng-in-2017?

Quote: Rogues Gallery "It seems the Aussies are about to take the "cap" to a completely new level. Equalisation gone mad? Edited, should work now. www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sp ... ng-in-2017?

Quote: Rogues Gallery "It seems the Aussies are about to take the "cap" to a completely new level. Equalisation gone mad? Edited, should work now. www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sp ... ng-in-2017?

Blimey......

For the BBC article, "However Wigan, the last club to be found in breach of the salary cap in 2007, were only docked four points."

What about St Helens in 2007, a massive £8.5k fine for that breach.